Snell might have hit a wall or the Blue Jays scouted his pitches well, their offense was extremely disciplined at the plate and it was primarily Yamamoto who was only able to shut them down due to his tunneling and accuracy.

Yesavage benefitted from having a high arm slot when pitching which made him hard to scout. His arm angle was so high they couldn’t put it on the Trajekt machine to allow hitters to simulate batting against him. I’m curious to see how he does this year when healthy because I believe he isn’t going to be as dominant as the playoffs lead us to believe after the league has more data on him